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On 1 Sep 2003 at 16:25, Mats Andersson wrote:

> This is both good and bad news. Good that i won't become allergic, bad
> that i need to get my wife and kids a few stings. They won't like it...

  Commercial beekeepers seem to have a high divorce rate;
perhaps this is part of it.  (Long periods away from home might be
a factor too.)

  I know one beekeeper wife, who is allergic and deathly afraid of
bees. I suspect the venom dust from washing is the cause of the
problem. I always tried to make sure my kids had at least an
occasional sting because of this, and they did not have any
significant problem.

Dave Green   SC  USA
The Pollination Home Page:  http://pollinator.info or
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